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SAIRAM MEMBERS. I am a senior citizen becoming a junior member now at my 67th age following my son Padmanab Sridhar who is already a member. Very Happy to be a member of this Association of Tamil Brahmins who are not treated and recognised properly. Though our mother-tongue is Tamil, tamil brahmins are not recognised as 'Tamilians" an unfortunate state of affair. I am raising my voice in various forums. I have my blog V. Ramaswamy (நாகை வை. ராமஸ்வாமி)
http:/nampakkam.blogspot.com where one can find my articles, poems, etc. After my work-life in Mumbai till 2001, I preferred to settle in Bangalore with my only son and his family. Now, he is working in Singapore and we are all with him there. It is a fine place literally (and also chargeable with severe fines for violations). I have highlighted the pluses of Singapore in my article Singapore Kurippedu. Lets discuss various issues for betterment of our and other communities. LOVE EVER HURT NEVER.
HEARTY GREETINGS TO ALL MEMBERS - SAIRAM. V. Ramaswamy

<blockquote data-quote="raamaswamy" data-source="post: 39888" data-attributes="member: 10463">SAIRAM MEMBERS.&nbsp; I am a senior citizen becoming a junior member now at my 67th age following my son Padmanab Sridhar who is already a member.&nbsp;&nbsp; Very Happy to be a member of this Association of Tamil Brahmins who are not treated and recognised properly.&nbsp;&nbsp; Though our mother-tongue is Tamil, tamil brahmins are not recognised as &#039;Tamilians&quot; an unfortunate state of affair.&nbsp; I am raising my voice in various forums.&nbsp; I have my blog V. Ramaswamy (நாகை வை. ராமஸ்வாமி)http:/nampakkam.blogspot.com where one can find my articles, poems, etc.&nbsp; After my work-life in Mumbai till 2001, I preferred to settle in Bangalore with my only son and his family.&nbsp; Now, he is working in Singapore and we are all with him there.&nbsp; It is a fine place literally (and also chargeable with severe fines for violations).&nbsp; I have highlighted the pluses of Singapore in my article Singapore Kurippedu.&nbsp; Lets discuss various issues for betterment of our and other communities.&nbsp; LOVE EVER HURT NEVER.HEARTY GREETINGS TO ALL MEMBERS - SAIRAM.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; V. Ramaswamy</blockquote>

[QUOTE="raamaswamy, post: 39888, member: 10463"] SAIRAM MEMBERS. I am a senior citizen becoming a junior member now at my 67th age following my son Padmanab Sridhar who is already a member. Very Happy to be a member of this Association of Tamil Brahmins who are not treated and recognised properly. Though our mother-tongue is Tamil, tamil brahmins are not recognised as 'Tamilians" an unfortunate state of affair. I am raising my voice in various forums. I have my blog V. Ramaswamy (நாகை வை. ராமஸ்வாமி) http:/nampakkam.blogspot.com where one can find my articles, poems, etc. After my work-life in Mumbai till 2001, I preferred to settle in Bangalore with my only son and his family. Now, he is working in Singapore and we are all with him there. It is a fine place literally (and also chargeable with severe fines for violations). I have highlighted the pluses of Singapore in my article Singapore Kurippedu. Lets discuss various issues for betterment of our and other communities. LOVE EVER HURT NEVER. HEARTY GREETINGS TO ALL MEMBERS - SAIRAM. V. Ramaswamy [/QUOTE]

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